Patient's question:
A week ago, I had a circumcision surgery in the hospital and took the medicine on time. Now, my glans has turned white, like it has no blood. Is the white glans after circumcision a symptom of a disease or something bad? Could it be a post-surgical complication?Doctor's answer:
The situation you described is a circumcision surgery that was performed a week ago. Up to now, the glans has become slightly pale, and many wrinkles have reappeared on the glans, with the urethral meatus being open and urine splitting. This condition is likely due to poor local blood circulation after local debridement.Recommendation: This situation does not require excessive concern. After the sutures are removed, it will return to normal. Currently, it is advisable to actively use anti-inflammatory drugs for anti-inflammatory treatment. It is recommended to receive ceftriaxone + levofloxacin infusion.
At the same time, avoid eating spicy and irritating foods, and do not engage in masturbation or penile erection, as these actions will slow down the complete recovery process.